
Outdoor retailer Mountain Warehouse is the latest retail name to enter the marketplace channel with it launching a new marketplace on its webstore this week.
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Outdoor retailer Mountain Warehouse is the latest retail name to enter the marketplace channel with it launching a new marketplace on its webstore this week.
The global cosmetics giant is preparing to step into the virtual world. According to CoinDesk, L’Oréal has registered many of its trademarks in the NFT and metaverse categories.
Continuing its programme of experiential pop-ups and temporary store makeovers around the world, Burberry has today unveiled an immersive SS22 experience at its flagship store on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills.
Friday in Paris Menswear was a tour of the city from an evangelical cathedral, cut-stone mansion, Marais showroom and Place des Victoires townhouse. We caught up with Jil Sander, Paul Smith, Isabel Marant and Jeanerica.
After partnering with Animal Crossing in fall 2020, the Tommy Hilfiger brand is making another foray into the metaverse with a virtual clothing collection aimed at the avatars of users on the Roblox platform.
Givenchy and graphic artist Chito are releasing the next stage of their partnership, as the Paris fashion house prepares to unleash an exclusive new NFT collection next week.
H&M — like many other fashion brands — is diving much deeper into virtual fashion and following the successful launch of H&M Looop Island on Nintendo’s Animal Crossing, it’s launching a virtual fashion collection.
The Swedish clothing brand is committed to upping the ante when it comes to promoting more responsible fashion, and the company's vision includes a concern for animal welfare.
Fashion brand Ted Baker is to make its first foray into fashion gaming this month as it puts marketing support behind its AW21 offer. It’s launching its own universe on Nintendo’s Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
Unilever and Procter & Gamble, the world's top two advertisers, are seeking out younger audiences by reallocating some 2021 spending away from traditional TV and into video games, streaming services and media programs.